Beard Balm for Men, Organic Shea Butter, Large 4 Oz Twist Tin | Enriched With Beeswax, Jojoba and Argan Oils to Condition and Soften; Apply to a Damp Beard After Showering.

Here is the description people: Honest Amish Beard Balm is created from the finest organic ingredients available. We start with a proprietary blend of hair strengthening botanical infused in a base of Virgin Argan, Avocado, Almond, Virgin Pumpkin Seed, and Apricot Kernel Oils. It is then masterfully crafted with fruit and nut butters (Shea, Aloe, Cocoa, Kokum, to name a few), and hair enhancing essential oils. Subtle scents of Cedarwood, Anise (licorice), and Clove. We recommend that people with nut allergies avoid this product or test a small amount before application. Honest Amish Beard Balm will help soften, condition, dry splitting hairs, and nourish new growth. Our balm is also very conditioning for your skin and will stop the itching caused by new growth and wild rogue hairs. <b>Due to the use of only natural ingredients in our beard balm, separation of the product may occur when exposed to fluctuations in temperature. </b>The beard balm will continue to work as normal; it will just require a few extra seconds of manipulation when melting in your hands. However, to return it back to a smooth consistency it can be melted back down by placing the beard balm in a warm place (direct sun light, in car, heater vent, etc. Do not use open flames, microwaves, or stove tops) Once melted, secure the lid on your beard balm and shake it up, mixing up all the oils. Then allow to cool to room temperature or place in refrigerator for faster solidification. Beard Balm may liquefy in transit USE CAUTION WHEN OPENING. <b>We use absolutely NO man made chemicals or preservatives and NO fake fragrances or colorants in any of our products. </b>Packaged in a 100 percent recyclable tin. Made in The U.S.A. by hand for an honest wage. <b>If you are not 100 percent satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please return it for a full refund.</b> <b>With that said. It explains most of your complaints in the 3% and 7% categories. </b> My review so far: *Consistency is exactly what is expected for balm. *Scent is great and have gotten a ton of feedback from peers and family. Smells great, bottom line. *Stops itching as noted as it gets to the root of your beard. Just make sure you put a little bit on your fingers then rub it around to make it clear, then apply throughout your beard and to the roots of your beard. Important. *I use a beard brush to manage my curly beard and is recommended as I saw complaints in the poor reviews about this. If you have stray hairs, train them with a beard brush and a blow dryer on medium heat, not HOT! Overall, this is a great beard balm! Natural, full of fine ingredients and made in USA. Not sure where the tin is made, but probably Chinese(I would like clarification on this). Looks to be aluminum tin but not sure. In then end for those that say it does not work, opinionated statement and based on your beard type. For those that say use "conditioner" same affect, well, a ton of store bought poorly made conditioners have all type of chemicals and manufactured oils that can dry your beard beyond belief. Conditioner chemicals comprise of Benzyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Propyl Alcohol and Ethanol. Parabens are also used with preservatives that can cause skin sensitivities, so watch out people! For those that say, it melts, changes color, etc., well, place/store in a cool area, do not expose to heat! Its' common sense people, stop giving poor reviews and if you do, you can return for a full refund. This is my first time buying this product and have no affiliation with the product, but when you state what you do in the reviews please educate yourself to substantiate your claims. Review closing comment: *Great product, smells absolutely nice, paste is great and works well in beard in my opinion and many others. Feel confident purchasing. If you do not like it, return it. Really easy folks!

I purchased this product on October 24, 2014 and honestly could not be happier with the results. I have a long beard (relatively, about six inches from chin to tip). It's thick and the sides can be extremely unruly. Like most beardsmen (and anyone who knows a little bit about hair at all), I do not wash my beard every day, as doing so strips it of all of the natural oils which can lead to a dry, wiry, and coarse beard, which nobody wants. However, my face under the beard is prone to become extremely dry and even painful after a day of not washing it. The dandruff that would come out of my beard by the second day would rival Buffalo, NY's snow storms. Hence my reason for purchasing this particular beard balm. No beard oil I have ever purchased did anything to subdue the terribly itchy, dry, flaky skin under my magnificent face fur. I would even get particular patches on my chin where I could almost peel the dry skin off in one big piece. Gross, I know, but bear with me. I have been using the Honest Amish beard balm for almost a month now and the difference is incredible.Though the flaky skin has not been entirely eliminated, my face is not itchy, or painful at all. The dry patch I spoke of before is totally gone. For the sake of testing, I have gone an entire week without washing my beard and only using the beard balm. The flaky skin never got any worse. It's very mild and extremely manageable with just a bit of brushing. So, in short, this balm has helped my dry and flaky chin skin significantly. As I've said before, my beard is naturally soft. But with this beard balm, it's nearly as soft as the hair on my head, which is just remarkable. There's basically no difference in softness if I run my hand from the side of my head, down my sideburns, into my beard. Lastly, to address the previous issues with the smell and feel. The first time I used it, I used way too much and my beard was greasy. However, I discovered that for my size of beard, I need less than a fingertip's worth of balm to work through and condition my entire beard. A little goes a very long way. When using just the amount I need, there is no greasy feel. Also, it helps to actually massage it in, as per the instructions. The beard absorbs the balm very well. And for the smell, it does not smell like licorice. I suppose to the untrained nose with no other reference to go by, licorice could be the most accurate description, but I assure you, anise is not the primary smell. It smells wonderful and it wears off after awhile (or perhaps my nose just gets used to it). It's more of a woodsy, slightly smoky smell with a hint of anise, if anything at all. I rather enjoy it. So, I will continue buying this product as long as I have a beard (or, forever). I highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for a better product for their beard and for a solution to dry skin. This stuff is the full monty, worth every penny. Do not hesitate to make the purchase. For you, and for your beard.

I have used Honest Amish products for years. They do an excellent job at hydrating and taming my beard. I have a rather large beard, over a year’s worth of growth. My beard is very coarse and thick. About a pea size is enough to give me full coverage if the humidity is high. I can do with a little less in lower humidity. The best way to describe the scent is “herbal,” with a small drop of fennel. It’s not loud or overpowering. No one has ever mentioned it, but I have gotten feedback on cologne. I’ll give this a four out of five because I wish the scent was a little stronger. Otherwise, it is an outstanding grooming product and I highly recommend it.

I was impressed by this, though there wasn't any information on the scent...It actually is great! Not overpowering, but a subtle (very subtle) woodsy, pine, clove scent! I've used others, and like the sandalwood sent, but they are usually a little strong. Also not greasy, and not too firm for easy application. Highly recommend for the price, given the high quality, and volume.

First, the scent. What about the scent? There is much to-do about the scent in the reviews and you may be afraid that the scent is "strong" or that you'll smell like licorice all the time. Don't be concerned. I have no idea what these people are on about. There is a hint of anise (black licorice) but I think the scent is a mix of spice notes and woodsy scents with maybe a tiny bit of anise. I think, personally, the top note is clove. Is it a strong scent? No, absolutely not. One single spritz of cologne is way stronger than this stuff. Will you smell it? Yes, faintly, and for a little bit until you either adjust or the scent fades away--it's hard to measure what is actually happening under one's nose. Having used it for a few days, my wife did not even notice the scent of it on me. In fact, for the sake of science, I put a lot on one morning, waited a few minutes, and had my wife give me a sniff from about 5 inches away. She said that she couldn't really smell anything at all. In any event, I think it smells quite good. (NOTE: If you cringe at the thought of wearing even the weakest scent, as some men do, Honest Amish makes an unscented version of this balm.) Does it work? Yes. My beard is softer and it looks nicer too. I'd recommend the product to anyone who uses a stronger soap for face cleaning as a strong soap turns your beard hair into steel wool. This, along with some good conditioner, helps put things back into shape. Does it help with the dreaded beard itch? Yes, and boy was I glad that it did. Does it help with the dreaded beardruff? Yes, my skin is regularly flaky with beards and this took care of that too. Is it greasy? Well, at first it is a little moist. After you put it on, it does seem to soak up very well such that you don't have any meaningful residue on your beard. If you use a lot, it'll be a bit greasy, but if you've used a beard oil before you should know what you're in for. Does it help with holding or shaping? Basically, no. It does contain wax, but this stuff is for conditioning. If you want a bit more hold, buy the heavy duty balm (and see my review on that.) I used this stuff in the early stages of my beard and switched to the heavy duty balm when my beard got longer and more unruly. Does a little go a long way? Yes, so don't be put off by what seems to be a small tin. You're supposed to apply this to a damp beard and the dampness helps the small amount of the product go even further. There's no "set" amount to use here, naturally. You can tailor it to your liking or your need for conditioning. I tend to use a good-sized portion, particularly as my beard gets longer and before I transition over to the Heavy Duty Beard Balm. Still, I'm not burning through tins. I've had the same tin for more than a year. Get it. Try it. A "For The Ladies" Edit, 11/29/15: My wife, for whatever reason, started using this on the ends of her hair. She's been doing it for months now and swears by it. So, I asked her why she likes it so much. She said that it keeps her ends moisturized and it has helped to eliminate split ends. She said she also thinks it would have useful application in controlling fly-aways while braiding. I'm pretty sure I have very little idea what that means.

This stuff is great! I have previously tried to grow a beard, and decided to trim and shave my whiskers because of the dreaded beard itch. I tend to have dry skin problems in the winter, and while I've always wanted to grow my beard during this time of year, it also tends to dry my face. After browsing a few beard forums and seeing this product mentioned a few times, I decided to wander over to Amazon and purchase this beard balm. I now use it daily. It has made my beard very soft and manageable, while taming some of the stray whiskers that tend to stick straight out rather than fall with the flow of my beard. If the right amount is used, then it will present a nice softness to the skin that doesn't feel greasy. THE SMELL - I have seen mention of a smell in some reviews of this product. While it certainly does have a unique smell to it, the smell is natural. My nose doesn't detect any sort of artificial fragrance, and the smell seems all natural. If you are familiar with the smell of Cocoa Butter, then you will instantly be able to pick it up. It was definitely the main scent that I could detect. My wife cannot smell any distinct scent, even when her nose is touching my beard. THE SIZE - Be warned, you may be disappointed in the size of this product when it arrives at your door. While I was certainly surprised, I can say that a little bit of this product really does go a long way, and it really does help with growth and softness. RECOMMENDATIONS - Attached is a photo of the amount that I use. It is plenty to allow for entire beard coverage, while any remaining balm I have left, I apply to the rest of my face to prevent any dryness. The excess balm works great to hydrate and protect skin all day! Simply take a small amount with your finger tip, and rub well in between your hands. The paste will melt down into the consistency of an oil, and spread evenly throughout your beard. If too much of the balm is used, it will leave the beard looking slightly oily and over-conditioned in the sun. After seeing how much this product has helped maintain my beard, I am interested in trying some other products from the company! The quality is great!

This is my first beard conditioning product so keep in mind while reading this review. Nothing to compare it to. The most important question for a product like this is: Will it soften and condition my beard/facial hair? The answer is: YES. To a degree. I've been using this product a few times a week for about 2.5 weeks and I can definitely feel a welcome softness that wasn't there before. How much softer can a beard get? No idea. But considering how rough it was before, THIS STUFF MADE A DIFFERENCE AFTER THE FIRST USE. In fact, after three uses, a coworker made a comment that my beard looked better. More full than usual. That was kind of nice. So what's my problem with it? 1. You really don't get much for the money. It's suggested you use this daily. Well depending on the size of your beard (and mine is pretty small), you're going to run out fairly quickly. I haven't tried any other brands yet, less expensive or otherwise, but I felt like for the money, the amount you get is just a bit disappointing. 2. It's GREASY as hell. (Seems obvious but keep reading). It's also suggested that for best results you treat this product as a "leave in" conditioner. Meaning you can leave it in for hours or even until your next shower. So far this has been problematic. It's damn difficult to clean off my hands after applying to my beard. One does not simply rinse this this stuff off. One must get soap, warm water, and SCRUB your hands down thoroughly. Also, if you leave it in, it's going to get on your hands again...and again...and again throughout the day. So beware of this. All in all, it's a good product. It's done what it's designed to do with success. It doesn't smell bad, comes in a nice little tin, and doesn't irritate the skin. As long as you understand how amazingly greasy this stuff is and can deal with that, go for it. My experience with this product has been good enough to buy it again but I plan to try a few other brands before returning to see if there's something with better overall value and comparable results.

Been growing out my mustache for a few months now, and I recently got to a point in growth where it needs to be maintained. I read dozens of reviews for several other balms, and I decided to go with Honest Amish because of the natural, easy to ready ingredients. I saw some negative reviews so I thought I’d address some of those concerns for potential customers: I saw a lot of complaints about the smell and I’m here to say that if you don’t appreciate the scent of this product, you probably have some growing up to do. It has a great, natural, clean, clove sort of scent that doesn’t last very long. It’s not masked with any fragrances that a high school boys locker room might be thick with. I also saw some photos of this product arriving in bad condition with coagulation and nasty beads. That must be a one-off sort of issue that I’m willing to bet happens from time to time because of the natural ingredients. I did not have this problem - but if I did, I like this product enough to return it and order another tin. The bottom line - this is good stuff. It tames my mustache nicely when combined with a quick comb-through. I actually use it a few times a day because I like the smell, and find that my mustache gets a little wild after I eat food, or kiss my wife. It’s soft, and easy to apply. I recommend applying to completely dry facial hair. If you are fresh out of a shower, the water will break down the product and you won’t benefit from the true intent of the balm. It also doubles as a lip balm, if you can believe it. I live in Denver (very dry and cold this time of year) and since I’ve started putting this in my stache, I haven’t suffered from chapped lips. If you’ve got a beard or a mustache in need of a quality balm, look no further.

Always had honest amish slick wax, first time using the beard balm and they are both absolutely awesome products. Very softening, smells good and no itchy beard!

it smells good and sweet

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I’m new to growing a beard and haven’t tried many. But after reading reviews I bought this and it removed the itching that almost made me shave it again. Also made my beard hair smoother. Don’t be alarmed if it came looking weird (partly oily and partly solid) that happens from shipping. Simply keep it outside in our lovely 40 degrees temperature until it melts and then mix it and put it in the fridge for sometime. It will go back to the right look. When you apply it, let it melt in your hand into oil first.